Big Lonesome Radio, by Mark Lemhouse

album name: Big Lonesome Radio
band name: by Mark Lemhouse

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1.	You Can't Get that Stuff No More 04:09	download
2.	What's the Matter With Papa's Little Angel Child 04:04	download
3.	Baby Sister Blues 03:12	download
4.	Jealous Moon 03:48	download
5.	Tappin' that Thing 02:27	download
6.	Electra 225 02:47	download
7.	Edwin's Lament 03:12	download
8.	No One Can Forgive Me But My Baby 03:43	download
9.	Mercy Mia 02:52	download
10.	Pony Blues 03:22	download
11.	One Hand Loose 02:12	download
12.	Driftin' 03:04	download

about: Mark Lemhouse’s debut release delivers string-strangling, gut-rocking blues ecstasy. Lemhouse reaches into a wicked toolbox — containing resonator chainsaw, electric tube-amp machete, and bottleneck auger — to uproot blues tradition with a vandal’s glee.

Recorded to analog tape with vintage mics at Easley/McCain Studios in Memphis, Big Lonesome Radio has a gritty feel that’s more akin to a Howlin’ Wolf or Jimmy Reed than a young man playing the blues in the 21st century has a right to sound.

Melding together influences from Delta blues, Piedmont rag-style forms, and North Mississippi trance blues, Lemhouse’s notes come across like crackling radio transmissions from a time gone by.
credits: released 19 March 2003
tags: tags: alt-country americana blues blues Salem
license: All rights reserved
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Genre-defying, Handy-nominated explorer of Americana, Blues, and any other roots music style that strikes his fancy. A distinctly contemporary songwriting voice filtering the emotion of Hank Williams Sr. through the attitude of Tom Waits.